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Matthew Eric RamirezTuTh 3:30-5, 331 Wheeler mer2234@berkeley.edu 956-451-1368 SpecialtiesSelected Publications and Papers DeliveredPUBLICATIONS: "Descanting on Deformity: The Irregularities in Shakespeare's Complex Chiasms."Text and Performance Quarterly. Vol. 31, No. 1, January 2011, pp. 37-49. ACADEMIC CONFERENCES: Berkeley-Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference 2013, "Close Encounters." April 27th, 2013. Paper to be Workshopped: "Subproblems in Automated Plot Structure Analysis: Logics of Agency, Dynamic Programming, and Some Challenges with NLP Models." IU Bloomington Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference 2013, "Consent: Terms of Agreement." March 21-23, 2013. Paper Presented: "Logic, Games, and Scams: Humbugs and Swindles in the World of P.T. Barnum." XXe Congrès de l'Association Internationale de Littérature Comparée (AILC). July 18-24, 2013. Paper to be Presented: "Game Theory, Efficient Algorithms, and the Drama: Some Applications from Comparative Literature." Instituting Interdisciplinarity Conference at Columbia University. November 12, 2011. Paper Presented: "Towards a Physiology of Drama: Plot Algorithms with Applications in Playwriting, Interactive Drama, and Collaborative Filtering." Panel: "Interdiscliplinarity between Art and Science." Society for Renaissance Studies 4th National Conference 2010 at University of York. July 16-18, 2010. Invited to Present: "Inverting Script and Scripture: Shakespeare's Innovations of Biblical Chiasmus." Panel: "Script and Scripture." New Critics Literature and Composition Conference at SUNY College at Oneonta. April 24, 2010. Invited to Present: "Hypocorisms and Hypokorizesthai: A Rhetorical Distinction in Sidney, Spenser, and Shakespeare." 16th Annual ACMRS International Conference at Tempe, Arizona. February 11-13, 2010. Paper Presented: "Descanting on Deformity: The Irregularities in Shakespeare's Complex Chiasms." 3rd Annual Undergraduate Philosophy Conference at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. October 24-25 2008. Paper Presented: "Plato's Socrates and the Greek Literary Tradition." English Department ClassesNo recent courses taught. |